Aloe Rauhii Hybrid

Product Information: Aloe Rauhii Hybrid 

Are you an avid succulent lover searching for something extraordinary to enhance your collection? Look no further than the Aloe Rauhii Hybrid! This captivating succulent is a hybrid variety of the Aloe Rauchii, boasting distinctive features that make it a must-have for succulent enthusiasts.

The Aloe Rauhii Hybrid is renowned for its long, triangle-shaped leaves that are notably wider than the standard Aloe Rauchii. What sets it apart is its striking pattern of white and green, creating a visual masterpiece that will effortlessly stand out in any succulent garden. The tiny teeth that adorn the edges of its leaves beautifully form a rosette shape, mainly offsetting from the base, making it a truly remarkable addition to your collection.

This remarkable succulent is not just a visual delight; it is also low-maintenance and drought-resistant, making it an ideal choice for both seasoned gardeners and beginners. Aloe Rauhii Hybrid thrives in semi-shade filtered light, requiring minimal effort to flourish and remain vibrant.

Visit Our Nursery or Contact Us

If you’re wondering where to buy this splendid succulent, we’ve got you covered. You can purchase the Aloe Rauhii Hybrid online, right here in Brisbane, with options for affordable prices. Whether you’re looking for a succulent nursery near you or are interested in buying succulents online, our nursery in Ipswich is the place to be. We welcome you to visit us and explore our wide range of succulents, including this unique hybrid.

For sale inquiries, contact us today, and our knowledgeable staff will be more than happy to assist you. Don’t miss the opportunity to add this extraordinary Aloe Rauhii Hybrid to your succulent collection. Elevate your garden’s allure with this nature’s masterpiece!

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Growing

Australian Desert Blooms Nursery is producing many more cactus for you to buy online. If anytime this succulent is out of stock know for sure that it will be back as quickly as possible. We produce all our stock here in Ipswich near Brisbane.

Planting

Watch your Aloe Rauhii Hybrid for the first couple of months to check if they are happy where they are.

Aloe Rauhii Hybrid requires more light if it looks like stretching out of shape. Burning is a common fact when having new plants. Best to gradually give them more exposure as the weeks go by. Instead of placing it in the straight sun.

Allow them to sit for a week before giving them a good drink. Depending on the season. Make sure they dry out completely before watering again. Don’t forget to give them a spray with soapy water to keep the bugs off them. And provide very good ventilation.

Seeds

We harvest our seeds all year round as well as buy commercial seeds from overseas. To always have different varieties coming through each year.

Sowing Instructions

Three conditions are required, light, heat, and also humidity for germination. The succulent mix should have good drainage with no fertilizer in it. The temperature for germination is about 15 degrees to 35 degrees. Cacti like to have a little bit of light for germination, but no direct sunlight. In the first 4-8 weeks of gemination place in shaded with indirect sunlight. Make sure they are kept moist very important not to allow them to dry out. At this point, they are fragile plants, patience, and experience are needed. Gradually allow them to have more sunlight as they mature.

Condition

Please note, that website photos remain the same and serve as a guide. The largest size cactus or succulents, we have available at the point of sale will be provided. For easy identification, a name tag will be provided.

Posting

All Aloe are sent bare-rooted with no soil or pot and wrapped in paper. Posted on Monday to Wednesday each week and sent by Australia Post service. Sent express post for any size parcel.

Cacti and Succulents varieties are available at the shop for purchase.

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